Transactions of the National Association for the Promotion of Social Science. Edinburgh meeting, 1863 / Edited by George W. Hastings.

  • National Association for the Promotion of Social Science (Great Britain)
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1864
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    Skirving R. Scott, on rural labourers, 762. Small debt actions by retailers against consumers for the price of necessaries, a proposal to abolish, by Frederick Hallard, 167. Smith, George, evils of indirect taxa- tion and their remedy, 863 ; discus- sion on, 864. Smith, J. Campbell, on the marriage law, 257; discussion on, 260; obser- vations on ditto, 264; on legal pro- cedure, 245 ; on the law of bank- ruptcy, 24S. Smith, Rev. Thomas, observations on University reform, 359 ; on national education, 367. Smith, Dr., observations on diseased meat, 559. Smithies, T. B., moves resolution on. provident societies, 766.- Social economy, Address on, by the Right Hon. Sir John McNeill, G.C.B., 116. report of the Standing Com- mittee of, 744. • summary of proceedings, 746- 775. Social science and the Peutateuch, by the Rev. W. G. Blaikie, 774. Soldier, on the moral education of the, by Lavinia Solly, 774. Solly, Lavinia, on the moral education of the soldier, 774. Solly, Rev. Henry, working men's clubs and institutes, 679. Song schools, ancient, of Scotland, on the, by James Valentine, 379. Stark, J, observations on charity and relief of the poor, 772. Statute law, 229; discussion on, 230. consolidation, 11. of Scotland, anterior to the Union, on the consolidation of the, by Patrick Eraser* 149; discussion on, 232. Stephenson, Rev. Nash, observations on national education, 366. Stepney Union establishment, Lime- house, the health of the children at the, as compared with the health of a similar class of children residing in the neighbouring district, by J. S. Hawkins, 547. Stewart, John, M.D., on sickness and mortality among merchant seamen, 563. Stewart, J., observations on chanty and the relief of the poor, 771. Strachan, T. Y., on provident institu- tions, 663. Struthers, Professor, observations on university reform, 360. Stuart, Robert, on legal procedure, 157 ; discussion on, 241. Sturrock, Robert, a short account of the progress of the linen and jute trades in Dundee, and in the sur- rounding district, 800. Summaries of proceedings:— Jurisprudence, 228—266. Education, 353—383. Punishment and reformation, 456— 474. Public health, 556—569. Social economy, 746—775. Trade and international law, 862- 896. Swinton, Campbell, observations on University reform, 360. Synge, Captain, on the principles of penal legislation, 462. Taxation, direct, and freedom of trade, by C. E. Macqueen, 863; discussion on, 864. indirect, evils of, and their remedy, by George Smith, 863 ; dis- cussion on, 864. Temperance movement, the, 447. Tennant, G. R„ observations on legal procedure, 243; on the Law of Bank- ruptcy, 247. Thomson, Andrew, M.D., seconds reso- lution on the early closing movement, 766. Thomson, Murray, M.D., on the con- tamination of water by manufac- tories, and especially distilleries, 561. - . , Ton-ens system, the, of conveyancing by regisration of titles, as in operation in Australia, and applicable to Ireland, by R. R. Torrens, 180; discussion on, 252. . r„ Torrens, R. R-, on registration [ice above] ; on the relations between Great Britain and her possessions abroad, 579; discussion on, 749- observations of transfer of laud, 2oo on convict and prison discipline, 461 on emigration, 749. Trade and international law, address on, by the Hon. Judge Longfleld, 129. ,. _ report of the Standing Com- mittee of, 868. - summary of proceedings, btw- 896. Training. See Industrial training. Transportation, 79. and penal servitude, on tuc late reports on : and on prison disci-